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APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATE OF ACCREDITATION AS A HOSPITAL 2025

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The document outlines the annual renewal application process for a hospital pharmacy's certificate of accreditation, which must be completed by May 10th each year. It details the steps required for submission, including completing the application form, obtaining a Declaration of Good Character signed by the CEO, providing a recent Corporation Profile Report, and enclosing the annual renewal fee of $4943.75. The document also includes specific requirements for pharmacy services and compounding practices.

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How does a hospital get accredited?

Accreditation is awarded upon successful completion of an on-site survey. The on-site survey is conducted by a specially trained Joint Commission surveyor or team of surveyors who assess your organizations compliance to our standards.

Who provides hospital accreditation?

Founded in 1951, The Joint Commission is the nations oldest and largest standards-setting and accrediting body in health care.

Who awards accreditation to hospitals?

The Joint Commission has been accrediting hospitals for over 70 years. Today, The Joint Commission accredits approximately 3,800 general, pediatric, long term acute, psychiatric, rehabilitation and specialty hospitals. Approximately 70% of the nations hospitals are currently accredited by The Joint Commission.

Who gives accreditation to hospitals?

As the leader in standards development promoting quality and safety in health care organizations, The Joint Commission is currently the nations largest and only accreditor that reaches across the full continuum of care.

How much does hospital accreditation cost?

Price Guarantee Number of Licensed BedsAnnual Fee 50 Beds $5,950 51 to 100 Beds $8,450 101 to 150 Beds $10,950 151 to 200 Beds $13,45012 more rows

How to apply for JCI?

Here is a step-by-step guide on how hospitals can obtain JCI accreditation: Step 1: Evaluate Readiness. Step 2: Leadership Commitment Towards the JCI Accreditation Process. Step 3: Staff Training. Step 4: Gap Analysis. Step 5: Quality Improvement Initiatives. Step 6: Documentation Preparation. Step 7: Application Submission.

Who is responsible for accreditation?

The various commissions of the regional accrediting associations, for example, perform institutional accreditation, as do many national accrediting agencies. Specialized or programmatic accreditation normally applies to programs, departments, or schools that are parts of an institution.

What organization establishes standards for hospital accreditation?

The Joint Commission (TJC) is an independent, not-for-profit organization created in 1951 that accredits more than 20,000 United States healthcare programs and organizations.

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